The Pupil Premium and COVID-19: Challenges and Priorities for the Sector
5 Reasons Why You Need to Attend this Year’s Pupil Premium Conference
Inspiring Disadvantaged Girls by Introducing Them to the World of Work
Closing the Attainment Gap: Why, How and When?
Narrowing the Attainment Gap: 8 Insights to Help You Improve Your Strategy
Narrowing the Attainment Gap: 5 Priorities for SEND Pupils
Teaching Assistants: The Key to Increased Pupil Success
Social Mobility: What is the Impact of School Place Planning?
Q&A with Nigel Bishop: What are the best Pupil Premium Approaches?
Ahead of this year’s Pupil Premium Conference, in the latest IG Schools Discussion Webinar we were joined by Angela Donkin, Chief Social Scientist at NFER, to examine the latest research published by NFER on schools’ responses to COVID-19.
In an insightful and wide-ranging conversation, we discussed the changing needs of teachers, the impact of this year on disadvantaged pupils, and how the findings can help school leaders prepare for this next academic year. With guidance and practical recommendations from Angela, this conversation is supported by detailed research which you can find more information on below.
Schools’ responses to Covid-19 The challenges facing schools and pupils in September 2020
Home learning during Covid-19: Findings from the Understanding Society Longitudinal Study
Schools’ responses to Covid-19: Job satisfaction and workload of teachers and senior leaders
Schools’ responses to Covid-19: pupil engagement in remote learning
Schools’ responses to Covid-19: Returning pupils to school
Ahead of this year’s National Pupil Premium Conference, and the first in a series of webinars exploring support for disadvantaged pupils during this time of COVID-19, Sonia Blandford, Founder and CEO of Achievement for All, and Tony McAleavy, Research Director at Education Development Trust, joined IG Schools to discuss how the COVID-19 lockdown period has impacted disadvantaged children and young people, and what help is needed to help them catch-up on the lost learning time.
ON-DEMAND DISCUSSION WEBINAR: Supporting Disadvantaged Pupils Through COVID-19 and Beyond
Ahead of this year’s National Pupil Premium Conference, which will explore how the COVID-19 period has impacted the least advantaged children and young people, and how catch-up efforts can be most effective, Ian Bauckham CBE, Chair of the Oak National Academy, spoke to IG Schools in the latest Discussion Webinar about the establishment of the Oak National Academy.
Ian explored how the Academy is helping teachers and school leaders effectively support less advantaged pupils, and what the Oak National Academy is planning for the next academic year.
ON-DEMAND EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: How is the Oak National Academy Supporting Disadvantaged Pupils?